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Born Poor | FRONTLINE | PBS | Official Site | Documentary Series Watch FRONTLINE's documentary, filmed over the course of 14 years, which shows the realities of growing up poor in America.

Congrats 🎉 to Howard Center executive producer Lauren Mucciolo on her newest documentary!

She co-produced @frontlinepbs.bsky.social’s season premiere, “Born Poor,” which explores poverty through the lives of children as they grow to adults.

Native villages' fight for survival against flooding in Alaska is happening in real time. Our collaboration with @frontlinepbs.bsky.social highlights the homes under threat. Watch the documentary here. ⬇️

Alaska's Vanishing Native Villages | FRONTLINE | PBS | Official Site | Documentary Series Watch FRONTLINE's documentary about Alaska Native villages fighting for survival against climate change.

Typhoon Halong slammed Alaska’s western coast this month, flooding numerous Native villages. “Alaska’s Vanishing Native Villages,” our April documentary with the Howard Center at ASU, examined how remote coastal communities are navigating flooding, erosion and warming temperatures. Watch now:

Aging U.S. railroad bridges self-inspected, findings kept secret With no public access to railroad inspection reports, warnings of decay, collapse and environmental spills stay hidden By Lex Doig, Jaehee Kim and Adrian Mancera Cota Howard Center for Investigative J...

Congrats to the @howardcenterasu.bsky.social at Arizona State University for publishing 'Aging U.S. railroad bridges self-inspected, findings kept secret' in ‪Capital News Service. Check out their investigation into the factors driving railroad bridge accidents across the U.S. bit.ly/45mBbVI

Railroads in the US inspect their own tracks and bridges with little oversight, hiding risks of decay and spills as hazardous trains pass through communities. Watch our latest reporting in partnership with @howardcenterasu.bsky.social @merrillcollege.bsky.social @globalreportingcentre.org @npr.org